On Monday, April 15, some 30,000 Boston Marathon participants will gather at the start of the iconic race, envisioning the moment they cross the finish line on Boylston Street 26.2 miles later. (Fingers crossed they’ll get nicer weather than last year.)

On the women’s side, reigning champion Desiree Linden, who last year became the first American woman to win the race in 33 years, will return to the course alongside fellow American Jordan Hasay. At Boston in 2017, Hasay ran the fastest-ever marathon debut by an American woman, and a few months later, in Chicago, she clocked the second-fastest marathon time ever run by an American woman. Injuries plagued Hasay in 2018, so running fans have eagerly awaited her return to the distance. For the international women, 2017 Boston champion Edna Kiplagat and 2015 winner Caroline Rotich, both of Kenya, are among the names to watch.

In the men’s race, Americans Dathan Ritzenhein and Jared Ward will be vying for the top U.S. spot, while the winner of last year’s race, Yuki Kawauchi of Japan, will join the international field.

If you can’t catch the action in person, here’s how to tune in online or on TV.